Political change within days in Greece may mean the country has to ultimately leave the euro. If that was to happen, how would they go about introducing a new currency? Greek voters could this week hand power to anti-austerity parties who want to scrap the bailout, the deal that qualifies Greece for vital eurozone funds. This would bring the country a step closer to a possible exit from the euro. So how could a new currency like the drachma be (re)introduced? A new government would have to produce enough new notes to replace those currently in use in Greece while also doing their best to prevent a run on the banks. ... (full story)